The Daily Nonpareil from Council Bluffs, Iowa • Page 11

PAGE FOUR-8 COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA NONPAREIL--MARCH 13, and Heard MEETING POSTPONED The Adult Education Advisory Council meeting has been postponed to March 30 at 7:30 p.m. at Washington School, Mrs. Wayne Burgeson of 155 W. Washington Ave president, announced Saturday. The regular meeting, scheduled for March 16, was changed because of another meeting.

EVERYTHING for the table. From a formal dinner to a midnight snack. The Owl Grocery at 7th and Broadway has the mak- in's for you. Open every Sunday for your convenience from 8 a.m. 'till BUTTERBAUGH for school board.

Be sure to vote. For transportation to the polls, Phone LEADERS TO MEET Girls 4-H leaders will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Farm Bureau Office. The meeting will cover making storage box hassocks. The leaders will also meet at 1:30 p.m.

for a program on music anc recreation. FUNERAL for William H. Hall age 89, 2011 S. 13th. Died March 11.

Services Monday 2 p. m. a Cutler Chapel. Burial in Memoria Park Cemetery. Cutler Funera Home in BUTTERBAUGH for schoo board.

Be sure to vote. For trans portation to the polls, phone EVEN THIS EARLY xve're betting there won't be enough Apri showers brides. satisfy the June YOU'LL enjoy working in SEARS air conditioned Credit Office this summer. Why not investigate this attractive 40-hour general office position tomorrow? --Adv. TO SEE MOVIE Boys and girls 4-H club members in Hardin and Silver Creek Townships will see movies of the 1952 and 1954 West Pottawattamie County Fair Monday at 8 p.m.

Farm Bureau Office. at the BEWARE of tomorrow! Be wise for today. For a safeguarded future, put some money away at the Co. Bluffs Savings Loan! Earn EXCELSIOR LQDGE Excelsior Lodge No. 259, AF and AM, will meet at 7 p.m.

Monday at Masonic Temple for work on the Fellowcraft degree. UNDER New Management Dell Trailer Court. Highway Garden spot furnished. Few lots left. Phone RURAL-URBAN MEET Dan Murphy of Des Moines will speak at the Rural-Urban meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m.

at the Hotel Chieftain. The meeting is sponsored by the Farm Bureau. Murphy is director of information for the Farm Bureau Federation. Reservations may be made at the Farm Bureau office. YOUR grocery needs can be had at the Owl Grocery at 7th and Broadway.

See Mr. Richards for snack suggestions. Open every night and Sunday for your convenience from a 'till NEW and used typewriters J25 up. Walter P. Smith, 693 Franklin.

Phone LANGUAGE CONTEST A contest in spoken foreign languages for high school students will be held at the University of Omaha March 29 through 31. The competition will be in French, German and Spanish. The topic will be "Music Figures in Foreign Countries." THERE IS NO LOVELIER GIFT for a woman, than a fine diamond! There's no problem, if you wish to make arrangements to buy. Let Mr. Baird help you.

C. E. Baird SERVICE WOMEN United Service Women will meet for a 12:30 p.rn^ luncheon Tuesday at the home of Mrs. J. P.

Christofferson, 1507 S. 8fh St. Members are asked to take "white elephants." YOU GET the free services of a Civil Engineer when you elect Arnold Christensen to the School Board. Protect your tax dollar. Be sure to vote GARDEN PROJECT 4-H girls who have garden projects this year will meet with C.

C. Doll, superintendent of the Council Bluffs Horticulture Farm, Tuesday at 7 -30 p.m. at the Farm Bureau Office. Seeds will be distributed and tips on planting, garden care and fertilizer will be given. Every girl is eligible to carry a garden project.

'FUNERAL for Mrs. Mathilda H. Vorthman, age 82, Treynor, Iowa, died March 11. Services Tuesday 2 p. m.

at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Treynor, Iowa. Rev. L. G.

Fritschell officiating. Burial in St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery. Cutler Funeral Home in FOR A THICK MALT or delicious soda. See Jeanne Art at Christy Creme.

2733 N. B'dway. --Adv. OLDTIMERS AUXILIARY -The Ladies Auxiliary to the Union Pacific Oldtimers Club No. 3 will have a noon luncheon Wednesday at the Union Depot in Omaha.

A book review will be given. Reservations must be in by 4 p.m. Monday. Members are asked to call Mrs. Ray Granshaw.

COMPLETE LINE of Nursery stock and evergreens now available for spring Open Sundays and evenings. No parking problem at Frank Hecht Florist Nursery. Phone VOTERS of Longfellow School District who need transportation to the polls. Call 3-2221 or 2-2370. --Adv.

JAIL IS THE BEST PLACE of all for any driver who is careless IN AUSTRIA Col. Paul C. Devault, whose wife, Phyllis, lives at 2506 Second participated in the recent Exercise Round up, army training maneuver in Austria, held under simulated combat conditions. Cpl. Devault, son of Mrs.

Bessie Devault, Dexter, is a member of the 66th Ordnance Company and has been overseas since January. IOWA Jewelers have to pass a state examination to have the authority to clean your watch. This is not true of all states. Be sure you take your watch to a reliable, well qualified jewtler. Chaffee Watch Shop, watch inspector for all railroads, 16 Pearl FUNERAL ING WARD PEDERSEN, 82, 1522 S.

7th Monday 10 A. M. at Meyer CHAMBER OF COMMERCE -The Intercity Committee of the Chamber of Commerce will meet Tuesday noon in Omaha. A subcommittee of the Health Committee will meet Tuesday at 5:30 p. m.

at the Chamber office here. Past presidents of the Chamber will meet at the Hotel Chieftain at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. CHIEFTAIN MOTOR SALES announce that Cloyd Trunkenbolz (Trunk) is now employed with them in the service department. He extends welcome to all his friends and OUT OF NAVY Warren A.

Reed, 26, USN, has returned to the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Reed, 324 W. Oak St. He was discharged from the service at San Diego on March 7, after spending four years in the Pacific Theater.

HAVE your old hats fixed like new for Easter. One day Mfrvice. 30 years in Co. Bluffs. Leihy, the hatter, 1 Scott St.

Bdway, CUTLER Funeral Home Ambulance 24-hour service. Ph. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE -The executive committee of the Chamber of Commerce will meet Wednesday at 4 m. at the Chamber office. The board of directors will meet Friday noon at the Hotel Chieftain.

REPOSSESSED very clean Maytag automatic washer. Take over payments. Broadway Appliance 144 W. B'dway. Ph.

4003. --Adv. LEGION AUXILIARY past presidents of Rainbow Unit enough to put the wreck in recreation. JESSE TUBES is now an automobile salesman with Chieftain Motor Sales. He formerly was in BEEM BELFORD runeral the Service Dept.

Jess invites all The his friends and customers to come in and see No. 2, American Legion Auxiliary, will meet at the home of Miss Dorothy Christeensen, 1034 E. Washington Tuesday at 8 p.m. FOR as low as $37.00 a month and a small down payment, you can own a brand new 1955 Ford! See Toot Ford Sales REBEKAH LODGE Council Bluffs Rebekah Lodge No. 3 will meet at 8 p.m.

Monday at the IOOF Hall for initiation. Officers and degree staff are requested wear formals. BUTTERBMJGH for school soard. Be sure to vote. For trans- fdtion to the polls, Phone BLUFF CITY LODGE Bluff xxlge No.

352, Auxiliary to the Jrotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, will meet at 2 p.m. Wednes- ay at the Danish Hall. FUNERAL--LOYAL W. WEST, 2918 Ave. Monday 2 P.M.

Meyer Hour Enshrined in Memory can our friendly staff to serve yoi well If yeir heir of need. You are assired of a dignified and complete service in every detail regardless of how mnck or how little may spend. FUNERAL HOME 533 Willow AvMie Artibnlanct Service Telephone 7779 HILL'S CAFE open all day Sun. serving fried chicken, roast turkey, baked ham, 218 W. Adv.

U. P. KENSINGTON--The Kensington of Union Pacific Oldtim- ers Club No. 3 will hold its annual March dinner party at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at Danish Hall.

Reservations must be in by 4 p.m. Wednesday. Call Mrs. George Aita or Mrs. Ralph Byers.

LET CONTINENTAL inspect, oil and adjust any sewing machine in your home for only Jl.OO. Continental-Keller Co. Phone 5594 or evenings, STOP at Goodrich Hotel Barber Shop. Under new management. D.

M. Down, MOTHER-DAUGHTER CLUB --Unity Rebekah Mother and Daughter Club will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Meta Anderson, 211 W. Washington Ave.

INCOME TAX bookkeeping service. Insurance of all kinds. Elsa M. Larson Agency, 209 Wickham Bldg. Phone BEAUTIFUL Hospital Bouquets from $1.50 up.

Shaw's Flower COSMOPOLITAN -Municipal Judge A. J. Nielsen will speak Wednesday noon at the luncheon meeting of the Cosmopolitan Club at Hotel Chieftain. ROAST BEEF dinner. Tues.

Mar. 15, 5-8 p.m. 5th Ave. Methodist Church. Tickets $1.25 and INDUSTRIAL BOARD The Industrial Governing Board of the 1 Chamber of Commerce will meet Wednesday Chieftain.

noon at the Hotel orlviciru WANTED refined lady partner for small bakery. Home Bakery, 2201 No. 16th. Phone 1959, Omaha. --Adv.

LIONS CLUB--Catherine Joyce of the Travel Mart will speak at the Lion's Club meeting Tuesday noon at the Hotel Chieftain. WINCHESTER revolver. "1862" Bayonet "1868." Phone 3-9715. --Adv. Roseh Funeral Home AMIULAHCI SERVICI Phone 121 Siith Ave.

Home Ambulance Serv. Ph. 6669. --Adv. FARM LABOR CLINIC--March 24 has been set for the second Farm Labor Clinic at the Iowa State Employment Service here, John A.

Mason, manager, announced Saturday. Six men looking for work and five farmer employers visited the office during the first clinic Thursday. HAVE A STICKY PROBLEM? The easy answer is a roll of Scotch Tape, available in all sorts and sizes from Emarines Printers Stationers: Keep a supply on hand. Adv. TAX Returns prepared.

C. H. Scheel, 122 So. Main. Ph.

3-7563. --Adv. OFFICER PRESTIGE Maj. Laurence C. Gaughran will present a lecture titled "Officer Prestige" to the 9734th Air Reserve Squadron General Training meeting at Fort Omaha at 8 p.m.

Tuesday. A film will also be shown. FOR RENT 160 acre farm 5 miles from Council Bluffs. Also 160 acres for rent by Beebeetown. Immediate possession.

Joe Passer. Phone 7715. Adv. TAX Return preparation. Constance Fryer.

Phone HARMONY COUNCIL Harmony Council Shrine No. 27, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, will meet Saturday, March 19, at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. There will be public installation of officers. DOROTHY'S Beauty formerly, 4 So.

Main, is now with The Permanent Wave Shop, 632 W. B'dway. Starting" Mar. WOODRPNG FUNERAL HOME at 121 S. 7th.

Phone TOUR IN OMAHA The Y's Women's Group will tour a recording studio and the Downtown YMCA in Omaha Wednesday. A short meeting at the here, which will precede the trip, is set for 1:15 p.m. SUNDAY SPECIALS. Roast turkey, baked ham. Swus steak, steaks and sea foods.

Burlington Lunch, 621 W. WAREHOUSE space for rent. Bevington and WEST WAY CLUB The West Way Club of the Women's Benefit Assn. will meet Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs.

Irene Cunningham. INCOME Tax Service. Over 30 years' experience. 7 Scott St. Business phone 4264; Residence 4622.

B. H. Obituaries Leonard Brown Dies In Hospital Leonard Brown, 37, 147 Vine who was associated with his brothers in the operation of the Brown Loans at 148 W. Broad-' way, died Saturday afternoon in a local hospital. He had been ill for some time.

Born in Council Bluffs, he resided here all his life. He was graduated from Abraham Lincoln High School in 1934 and attended the Iowa State University at Iowa City for two years. mother, Council Mired Bus is inspected by Edward Tallmann of 1407 High Mike O'Brien, 10, and his Jim, 12, of 218 Marion Photo. He Mrs. is survived by: Nellie Brown, Bluffs; two brothers, Melvin and George Brown of Council Bluffs; a sister, Mrs.

Esther Siref of Glen wood. Funeral services will be held a 2 p.m. Sunday at the Jewish fu neral home' in Omaha. Loyal West Loyal West, 45, 2918 Avenue a check clerk for the Burlington Railroad, died Friday night at a local hospital after suffering a brain hemorrhage. He had been in a coma for over two weeks Suvivors include: widow, Ber nese; two daughters, Susan a home, and Mrs.

Phyllis Tilley Council Bluffs; father, Fred Council Bluffs; sisters, Mrs. Verla Morgan of Seattle Mrs. Clara Walsh of Washington, D. and Mrs. Edna Diggle of Council Bluffs; brother Forrest of Omaha; and one grandson.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Meyer Funeral Home Crfepel. The Rev. R. O.

Barber, pastor of the Dodge Memorial Congregational Church will officiate. Excelsior Lodge will conduct graveside Masonic services at Cedar Lawn Cemetery. Mathilda Vorthmann Mrs. Mathilda H. Vorthmann, 82, Treynor, died Friday at her home after a short illness.

Survivors include: two daughters, Mrs. Johnana Hamann of Treynor, and Mrs. Marie Bruning of Council Bluffs; six sons, John, Herman and Henry of Council Bluffs, Albert of Treynor, Paul of Honey Creek, and Oscar of Archbold, Ohio; sister, Mrs. Lizzie Timm of Treynor; 15 grandchildren; and nine great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.

m. Tuesday at the St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Treynor. The Rev. L.

G. Fritschell will officiate. Burial will be in St. Paul's Cemetery. Cutler Funeral Home is charge.

in AFRICAN Violet Shop. 328 Story St. Ph. COBIA LODGE Cobia Lodge No 631. AF and AM, will meet at 7.30 p.m.

Tuesday at Masonic funerals Funeral services for Ingward Pedersen, 82, 1522 7th will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at the Meyer Funeral Home. The Rev. C. E.

Turner, pastor of the Assembly of God Church, will officiate. Interment will be in Hill Cemetery. Mr. Pedersen, a retired shoe repair shop owner, died Friday at his home after a short illness. Funeral services for Mrs.

Hortense Vaugniaux Hatheway, 77, 347 Lincoln be held at 2.30 m. at the Little Siouv Christian Church The Rev. Philip Durham, pastor of the First Bus Gets Stuck In Street Hole Hits 'Boil' Being Repaired By City Street boHs, a headache to motorists and the city street department, was blamed Saturday afternoon, for a West Graham Avenue Transit bus being stuck for about half hour at Sixteenth Ave. and High St. The right front wheel of the bus sank a foot into a mixture of dirt, loose asphalt and crushed rock that had been used in a temporary street repair job.

Charles Smith of 828 Avenue bus driver, had to summon a heavy wrecker to pull the bus free. The seven passengers he was hauling at the time all got off and walked to their homes. All said they did not have far to go. City Had Started Repairs 'I started to "go around the mess but a car came around the corner and forced me into it Smith said. "The next thing I knew I was sunk down in it." Residents of the area said the city crews had removed the street bricks from the series of boils, smoothing them to street level and blocked the area off Friday.

On Saturday, dirt, then loose topped with crushed rock was placed on the street and the barricades were removed. The mixture covered an area about 36 feet long and half the width of the street. A number of street boils is be- ng reported in various parts of city. Soviet Oil Industry In Eastward Shift MOSCOW The Soviet oil industry has shifted eastward so that at present fields in the eastern sections produce 60 per cent of the nation's petroleum, products. This is disclosed in Pravda, the ommumst party organ, which demands that the production of Max M.

Soeth New Man Joins Iowa ASC Group Max M. Soeth of Estherville has assumed his duties as a member of the three-man Iowa state ASC committee. He replaces Edmund J. Gibbs of Bellevue. Soth's appointment was announced by Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Benson.

The new committeeman owns and operates a 160 acre grain and livestock farm in Emmet County and has long been active in farm organizations and community affairs there. He is a member of the American Legion, the Farm Bureau and Presbyterian Church. Soeth was republican representative From Emmet County in the 54th and 55th Iowa assemblies in 1951 and 1953. He is married and has two daughters and a son. The other two members of the state committee are Dwight W.

Meyer of Odebolt, chairman, and Robert H. Lott of Albia. C. C. Glenn is administrative officer for ihe state office.

Southwest lowans Due In States Three Southwest lowans are among the initial group of the 1st Marine Division which has been ordered from Korea to the Unit- Weather By the U. S. Weather Bureau Council Bluffs and Vicinity -Increasing cloudiness, windy and warmer Sunday with a chance of light showers in the afternoon or early evening. High near 70. Sunday night cloudy and turning colder near morning with shifting northerly winds.

Low in mid 20's. Iowa: Fair and mild Sunday. Sunday night partly cloudy and colder in the Noz-thwest part. Highs 52 to 58 East and 58 to 64 West. Sunday increasing cloudiness with blowing dust West.

A few light showers Sunday evening in the Eastern part. Warmer East Sunday, turning colder in the Northwest. Colder Sunday night with a few snow flurries North. Highs 40 Northwest to 70 Southeast. Hourly Temperatures Hr.

Hr. Deg. 12:30 p.m. 511 4:30 p.m. 58 1:30 p.m.

53J 5:30 p.m. 55 2.30 p.m. 55) 6:30 m. 53 3:30 p.m. 7:30 m.

4 7 12:30 p.m. 7:30 m. Humidity Wet Bulb 39' Dry Bulb Wind velocity 8 miles per hour at 7:30 p.m. Maximum temperature in last 24 hours 58 degrees at 4:30 p.m. Minimum temperature in last 24 hours 38 degrees at 7.30 a Total precipitation for year until midnight 1 83 inches Total deficiency for year until midnight .32 inch.

River stage 4.7 feet. Lad, 3, Cuts Nose Kerry Reed, 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. Redemie Reed of 1324 Avenue had stitches taken in his nose at Mercy Hospital Saturday after he was cut while playing at home. Washington is known as "Evergreen State." the oil and natural gas be further in- ed states They are expected to creased to support the campaign or expansion of Russia's heavy ndustry.

Pravda reports that the oil industry fulfilled its 1954 targets ahead of time, but it complains hat much more must be done now. Temple for work in the First i Christian Church here, i offi- Degree. fiate. Burial i be in the Little Sioux Cemetery Mrs. Hatheway died Thursday at a local hospital The Rusch CON MIMEOGRAPH YOUR letters, forms, bulletins, programs, contracts.

551'a W. Funeral Home is charge. B'dway. Phone 5715 --Adv. Funeral services for William INCOME Tax service.

Bob Sig- Icr. Phone MEDICAL MEETING The Pottauattarr.ie County Medical Society uill meet at Hotel Chief- Iain at 7 p.m. Tuesday. PIANO for sale. $1500.

3304 Jnion Pacific Assets teach New High For the second consecutive year new high in total assets was cached in 1954 by the Union Pa- ific railroad, it was announced aturday. The 1954 figure of $1,385.620.001 ncluded expenditures for fixed roperty and additional equip- ncnt of 588.805,972. largest for ny year in the company's history. Total assets in 1953 wore $1.346.370 806. President A.

E. Stoddard, Omaha, said. arrive in San Diego Friday, the Marines report. They include: Cpl. Raymond E.

Rutherford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond U. Rutherford of Manilla; Pfc. Eugene H.

Hansen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louie H. Hansen of Denison and Cpl. Michael H.

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117 I AST MOAVWAT AfTtt NOVtt t.4'M PNONI Hall. 89, 2011 S. 13th St will be held at 2 m. Monday at the I Cutler Funeral Home Chapel. The Rov.

Robert Howard, pastor of be ty Bethany Presbyterian Church, uYi officiate. Burial vull be Memorial Park Cemetery Orpheum -Tar Country 12 Mr. Hall, a retired contractor. 4 1S I died Friday at a local hospital after a short illness. Moll Outrro--! HfncHih the 12 24.

7 2 Mile AN EDUCATOR ON THE BOARD OF EDUCATION!" ELECT Educators Attend Principal Southwest were among about 150 Iowa higli school administrators attending the second annual session of Iowa Association of Secondary School Pnn- 'eipals at Iowa University Friday i nnd Saturday. TTtry inciided: 1 Ted L. Frt-se of Audubon D. Dill aw and R. Rail of Corning, .1 Green of Greenfield and R.

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